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Drivers information / factbook

Version 1 / 17 October 2014

Overview Audi Sport

A synonym for success.


Sportiness is in the genes of the Audi brand and Audi Sport has
been a synonym for successful motorsport since 1981.
Currently at the top of the list are the factory-backed commitments
with the Audi R18 e-tron quattro and the Audi RS 5 DTM. With the
Audi R8 LMS ultra Audi Sport customer racing has one of the most
successful GT3 race cars in its portfolio specifically developed for
use by customer teams and sold more than 120 times to date.
The Audi Sport TT Cup, from 2015 on, oers an attractive
opportunity to enter the world of Audi Sport and to be in close touch
with big racing. At the same time, it closes the gap between GT
racing and the oering of the Audi driving experience, which allows
customers with sporting ambitions to drive Audi Sport models at the
limit and to even acquire a racing license.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi and motorsports

Our toughest test bench.


The race track.

Audi Sport

Top-flight racing: WEC and DTM

Customer sport: GT3

Audi Sport TT Cup

Audi driving experience, Audi R8, RS models

Fuel consumption figures Audi R8: Combined fuel consumption in l/100 km: 12.414.9; Combined CO2-emissions in g/km: 289349;
Fuel consumption figures Audi RS 4 Avant 4.2 FSI quattro: Combined fuel consumption in l/100 km: 10.7; Combined CO2-emissions in g/km: 249

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Audi TT cup

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Audi TT cup

Lightweight.
The Audi TT cup is a lightweight tipping the scales at 1,125
kilograms and extremely agile. The production body of the thirdgeneration TT with its intelligent combination design of aluminum
and steel is so light that it can be adopted for racing nearly
unchanged. The bodyshell of the new race sports car consists of
aluminum and carbon fiber.
The 228 kW (310 hp) two-liter four-cylinder TFSI and the six-speed
S tronic are taken over nearly unchanged from the production models.
A push-to-pass function delivers a short-term power boost of 22 kW
(30 hp). An electronically adjustable limited-slip dierential provides
optimal traction on the front axle.
The safety seat and the fire extinguishing system make the Audi TT
cup a genuine race car just like the sophisticated aerodynamics with a
front splitter and rear wing with a long rearward projection. The LED
headlights of the Audi TT give the race car a distinctive face as well.
In terms of safety, quality and reliability quattro GmbH applies the
same high standards to the Audi TT cup as to the successful Audi R8
LMS ultra GT3 race car.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi TT cup technical data

As of: October 2014


Model
Vehicle
Vehicle type
Body
Engine
Type

Exhaust emission control system


Engine management
Engine lubrication
Cubic capacity
Power output
Torque
Drive train/transmission
Type of drive
Clutch
Transmission
Dierential
Drive shafts

Audi TT cup (2015)


according to Audi Sport Regulations
Body-in-white featuring a steel/aluminum hybrid design with
welded-in steel safety cell (acc. to FIA Regulations)
Four-in-line gasoline engine with gasoline direct injection, exhaust
gas turbocharger with intercooler, four-valve technology, double
overhead camshaft, DOHC
Oxygen sensor upstream of turbine (cylinder-selective sensor
signal), steel racing catalytic converter
Simos 18
Wet sump
1,984 cc
228 kW (310 hp)/250 kW (340 hp) Boost for overtaking accessible
through push-to-pass system
Over 400 Nm at 1,600 to 4,300 rpm
Front-wheel drive, traction control (ASR)
Two electro-hydraulically operated oil-immersed multi-plate clutches
6-speed dual-clutch S tronic with paddle shifting
Active electro-hydraulic front axle limited-slip dierential
Constant velocity joint shafts

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi TT cup technical data

As of: October 2014


Model
Suspension/steering/brakes
Steering
Front suspension

Rear suspension

Brakes

Rims
Tires
Weights/dimensions
Length
Width
Height
Minimum weight
Equipment
Fire extinguishing system
Seat system
Refueling system
Electrical system

Audi TT cup (2015)


Electric progressive steering
McPherson struts with lower steel wishbones, aluminum swivel
bearing, steel subframe, struts with coil springs and adjustable
dampers, adjustable stabilizers
Four-link rear suspension, dampers with coil springs (coil-overconfiguration), steel subframe, aluminum uprights, adjustable
stabilizers
Hydraulic dual-circuit braking system, with adjustable brake
pressure distribution (front axle/rear axle), steel brake discs front
and rear, racing ABS
Aluminum rims, front and rear, 10 x 18 inches
265/660-18 or comparable
4,620 mm
1,994 mm
1,195 mm
1,125 kg
Audi Sport
Audi PS1 Protection Seat
Production-level with safety valve
Production-level, modified for motorsport purposes

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Audi Sport TT Cup

The Concept

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Entry into the world of


Audi Sport.
Six events, twelve races, 24 cars*: With the Audi Sport TT Cup the
brand with the four rings oers a new opportunity to enter the
companys successful motorsport world starting in the 2015 season.
24 cars will be centrally prepared and fielded at six DTM events for
a total of twelve races. For 18 slots on the grid drivers can apply at
www.audi-motorsport.com. The multi-stage selection process will
take place in close cooperation with the Audi driving experience. The
remaining six cockpits will be reserved for changing guest drivers.
The ticket for a season in the Audi Sport TT Cup costs 99,000
plus VAT and special services. Included in the entry fee are the
preparation of the cars and fielding in the race, data analyses, a
mechanic, a specific number of VIP tickets including admission to
the Audi Lounge in the paddock and areas for displaying personal
sponsor logos on the hood of the Audi TT cup.
Two 30-minute races are planned at each of the six events. The
driving time per weekend, including free practice and qualifying, will
be more than two hours per weekend. The winner of the Audi Sport
TT Cup can look forward to securing support in Audis GT program.
*actual planning, changes/modifications reserved

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Drivers

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Challengers Welcome.
For the 18 open cockpits Audi is looking for interested drivers
worldwide on www.audi-motorsport.com. The Audi Sport TT Cup
stands for systematic promotion of young talent. The objective is to
have an interesting and varied driver mix that guarantees thrilling
motorsport.
Audi is looking for highly talented young race drivers aged over
16 years (born in or before 1998) with first success in motorsports
and a valid national race driver licence who want to join the Audi
Sport family.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Proposal

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Full-service package.
99,000 per season (plus VAT)
Included services for race drivers:
Centrally prepared race car for 12 races
Data analysis
One mechanic as permanent contact person for the car at race
track for all races
Support by Audi Sport TT Cup instructor
Each race driver gets 4 Tickets for the Audi Lounge (DTM VIP Lounge)
for all six events (race driver + three guests)
Special area for personal sponsors on the hood of the Audi TT cup
One racing overall for the season
Audi Sport TT Cup team wear
Costs for damages during the season have to be paid by the driver
Travelling and accomodation have to be paid by the driver

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Partners

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Personal Partners
of the Drivers
The Audi Sport TT Cup oers a new opportunity
to enter the companys successful motorsport
world not only to drivers. Completely new options
to become involved in the DTM environment with
Audi are emerging for partners as well, also for
personal sponsors.
Area on the engine hood of the vehicle for
personal partners of the driver
Number and type: requires approval by Audi

Audi Sport
TT Cup

The Environment

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The DTM. Germanys


number one.
The Audi Sport TT Cup will be held as part of the supporting program
of the DTM the most popular motorsport platform in Germany and
one of the most prestigious racing series worldwide.
The three leading German premium manufacturers Audi, BMW
and Mercedes-Benz are involved in the DTM. 70,000 spectators
on average attended the races in the 2013 season. In more than
150 countries, the DTM can be watched live or delayed-as-live, in
Germany on ARD.
The heart of the DTM beats in Germany, but the series has won
international acclaim as well. In 2014, the grid included drivers from
12 nations.
Audi has been involved in the DTM since 2004 and has provided six
of the last eleven DTM Champions. Participants and partners of Audi
Sport TT Cup are in close touch with Audis successful DTM squad.
The joint Audi Lounge in the paddock is the central hub.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Points of Contact & How to apply

Rolf Michl
Project Manager Audi Sport TT Cup

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Manuel Jahn
Marketing Audi Sport TT Cup

Needed information:
Short curriculum vitae in English (pdf file)
Filled and signed application form
Please send all documents to:

audi-sport-tt-cup@audi.de

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Next Steps & Disclaimer

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Next Steps
The closing date for worldwide online applications at
www.audi-motorsport.com is 28 November 2014
Selection of top 60 drivers by Audi
13/14 December 2014: Initial drivers evaluation at Audi
driving experience center in Neuburg (Germany)
Disclaimer
Audi reserves the right to select the drivers if more applications
are submitted to AUDI AG than there are places available for the
Audi Sport TT Cup 2015
No claims whatsoever arising from the information contained in
this booklet can be made by applicant against the AUDI AG
All data and information of this factbook are non-binding and
subject to the right of modification at any time

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup FAQs

(Status: 17 October 2014)

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Topics:
Audi Sport TT Cup The Racing Series
Audi Sport TT Cup The Car
Audi Sport TT Cup The Drivers

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Racing Series

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Q: What does the Audi Sport TT Cup oer to potential drivers?


A: The Audi Sport TT Cup is an highly attractive international one-make cup,
which will be launched in 2015 as part of the supporting program at several DTM
races. The Audi Sport TT Cup will feature race cars prepared solely by AUDI AG at
a central base.
Q: How many races will the series consist of? On which tracks will you race?
A: The plan is to hold twelve Audi Sport TT Cup races at six DTM events in 2015.
Most of the races are in Germany, with one international race. The Audi Sport TT
Cup will race on the most attractive race circuits used by the DTM in 2015.
Q: How much driving time is available at each event?
A: In total, 140 minutes of driving time per race weekend is planned. This is
comprised of free practice (50 min), qualifying (30 min) and 2 races (30 min
each). A race weekend runs from Friday to Sunday.
Q: What can drivers expect from centrally prepared race cars?
A: All cars contesting the Audi Sport TT Cup are prepared at a central base and
provided by AUDI AG. The registration fee will allow drivers to take part in twelve
Audi Sport TT Cup races as part of the supporting program at six DTM events
in 2015. As each car will be prepared to the same technical specification at a
central base, performance parity is guaranteed and every driver will have the
same chance of winning.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Racing Series

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Q: How many cars will compete in the series?


A: The plan is for 24 cars to compete in the Audi Sport TT Cup. Six of the 24
cars will be reserved for international VIPs, Audi Sport racing legends and
international journalists, who will be specifically qualified by Audi driving
experience.
Q: Which partners are supporting the series?
A: We are already in contact with several potential partners. We will make an
announcement on www.audi-motorsport.com just as soon as all the partners
have been defined.
Q: What prizes can be won?
A: AUDI AG is oering prize money for the top 10 in each race. There are also
very attractive prizes for the top three drivers in the final Audi Sport TT Cup
standings, which will allow them to develop within the Audi Sport program.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Car

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Q: What is the cars technical configuration?


A: The technical data sheet can be found in this booklet on page 7.
Q: What components can be adjusted for set-up purposes by each drivers?
A: There will be a maximum of one or two components that can be adjusted for
the set-up by the driver or their support team.
Q: Will the cars be equipped with a team radio?
A: No, there will be no team radios installed in the cars.
Q: What is the push-to-pass function?
A: The steering wheel in each car is equipped with a button, which when pressed
briefly increases the engine power by 30 hp. The period of time during which the
push-to-pass function can be used in a race will be defined.
Q: Will the car data be recorded? For what purpose will the data be used?
A: Yes, it will be recorded to train drivers skills in data analysis. AUDI AG has
the right to use car data to help other drivers (learn from the best) and also as
source of information for spectators at the track and for viewers watching online.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Car

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Q: Can a driver repair their car themselves if it is damaged during a race?


A: No, this is not possible. Only AUDI AG or its authorized general contractor
is allowed to repair the cars during and after the season. These costs must
be covered by the driver. In addition, only AUDI AG or its authorized general
contractor is permitted to carry out maintenance work on the cars throughout
the season.
Q: How will accidents be managed?
A: If an accident occurs during the race weekend, an independent technical
expert will analyze the car together with the driver documented by a written
protocol. All damaged components needing to be repaired will be documented.
AUDI AG will analyze the car together with the driver documented by a written
protocol. If additional damage is discovered while repairing the car, AUDI AG will
produce a photo documentation of the damaged parts. All replacement parts
must be paid by the driver before the start of the next race. The driver will be
invoiced for all replacement parts.
Q: What happens if a car is a total write-o?
A: There will be a tiered pricing system by AUDI AG that will define the costs to
be paid in case of a total write-o.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Drivers

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Q: Who can take part in Audi Sport TT Cup?


A: If you are over 16 years of age and are a talented driver with some race
experience and with a clear vision about why you should be an Audi Sport TT
Cup driver, you can apply.
Q: How many stages will the driver selection process have? When will the
final driver selection take place?
A: There will be two stages in the driver selection process, during which
AUDI AG will assess the driving skills and personal character of all applicants.
The first driver selection stage is in December 2014 at the Audi Sport facility
in Neuburg, Germany. The final driver selection stage will be in February or
March 2015 in Spain.
Q: What does participating in the driver selection process cost?
A: All applicants must cover their own travel and hotel costs. To participate
in the first driver selection stage, applicants must pay 199 for a one-day
workshop with professional instructors from the Audi driving experience,
professional race drivers and members of the Audi Sport TT Cup council.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

Audi Sport TT Cup The Drivers

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Q: What type of access will drivers get with the VIP tickets? Can more VIP
tickets be bought?
A: The VIP tickets give the driver and three guests access to the Audi
Lounge (DTM VIP Lounge) on Saturday and Sunday of Audi Sport TT Cup race
weekends. More VIP tickets can be bought for each race from AUDI AG as far
as available.
Q: What pieces of team clothing will the drivers receive? Will anyone else
receive team clothing?
A: The team clothing is comprised of all the necessary elements (polo shirts,
shirts, trousers, vest, jacket and cap). The distribution of team clothing will
be limited at the beginning of the season. The drivers must reimburse AUDI
AG/the Audi Sport TT Cup for any items lost or damaged during the season.
Team clothing is only provided for the driver and one person from the
support team who must be nominated for the entire season.
Q: Will drivers be able to display their personal sponsorship, and if so
where?
A: There will be the opportunity to display personal sponsorships on the car
and on the racing overalls. All personal sponsors must be approved by AUDI
AG (number/companies) and must not be in direct competition with AUDI AG
products or Audi Sport TT Cup partners.

Audi Sport
TT Cup

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